Thanks for the reply, Dennis.
I did some reading in the list archives on the subject, and we decided to go
with mod_jk.
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> It looks like things regarding a connector are still in flux... probably
> not time to panic yet.
On November 15th, there was an announcement that JK2 is officially
unsupported.
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/jk2/news/20041100.html#20041115.1
We're in the process of configuring new servers and integrating Apache with
Tomcat. We are migrating applications from servers runni
pplies).
The reason I ask is that while you can file away bugs against 4.x to
your heart's content, it's not being actively developed and you
shouldn't hold your breath waiting for a fix.
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Hmmm... We found in section JSP 2.6 (page 41) in the Core Syntax and
Semantics chapter of the JSP 1.2 specification that this...
" />
...is expressly illegal.
Should this be considered to be a bug in Jasper?
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Hello,
We recently came upon an issue in migrating our web application from Tomcat
4.1.x to SAP Web AS 6.4 SP7.
Here is an example of the offending code (which involves indexed beans
managed by a Struts ActionForm):
Name: "/>
The quotes embedded in the property attribute's runtime expre
"I've got a fever... and the only cure is more cowbell!"
LOL. :-D
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> You won't be able to get the servlet reference. A possibility is to define
> the filter multiple times with different parameters. For example, here is
the
>
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> Not enough difference to make it a deciding factor between the two
> platforms. IMO, Tim's criteria are spot on when deciding what platform to
> deploy on. Personally, I prefer Unix as I find it easier to setup and
> admi
If your a windows shop - stay windows ***
> - Debugging - I think troubleshooting is easier on *nix systems (YMMV)
> - Comfort - If your comfortable with unix concepts - linux might be easier
> than windows
>
> -Tim
>
> Sean Dockery wrote:
>
> > I am planning to profile a web appli
I am planning to profile a web application on Windows XP (my development
platform). I am curious as to whether or not different components in Tomcat
and the JVM will behave differently (in a relative comparison) on Linux
(production platform) than Windows.
For example, I have had a person tell me
Or use 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost as the machine name.
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> Steven Woody wrote:
>
> >I'v not managed to deploy an application to Tomcat using Ant's
task. It always reports a UnknownHostNameException. I'v checked the
listening on port
8080 on your machine. Is Tomcat already running?
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On 02/11/2003 at 13:34 Sean Dockery wrote:
>You need a Context
Sorry if this is a mailing list repost, I attempted to post this through
gmane.org and received a message bounced error from the Jakarta list server.
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You need a Context node in your Host for the default context.
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> Hi
>
> I'm new to Tomcat 5 and I trying to get my first virtual host working.
>
> Then I tried to make a test by simply make a HelloWorld servlet deployed
in
> Pru
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>From what you have described, it is not the WAR file itself that is the
problem. It is a configuration problem with naming the WAR or deploying the
web application.
What does your build.properties (or build.xml) file define ${context} to be?
(Remember that case matter here.)
"Wendy Smoak" <[EM
Um. Why can't it have a DTD?
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Howdy,
Also note that server.xml doesn't and can't have a DTD/schema.
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>From: Lukasz Szelag [mailto
es wherein you can assign a database username
and password for the connection. Try using those attributes instead of
embedding the username and password in connectionURL.
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Are the web
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When you re-installed Tomcat, did you make sure to remove all folders at
$CATALINA_HOME and below?
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best way is to "reload" your web application using the Tomcat manager
application. You can alternatively set Context.reloadable to true for your
web application in your server.xml file.
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Doh! Forget what I said about Context.unpackWARs--unpackWARs is a Host
thing. If struts-example.war unpacked successfully under the same Host,
this isn't the problem.
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Hello, Wendy.
What happens if you don't use zipfileset?
Also, confirm that you have unpackWARs set on your Context in
$CATALINA_HOME/conf/server.xml. Like this:
...
What does zipfileset do? If it compresses the targets, you can't use
it--WAR files are not compressed archives.
Hello, Sven.
Try setting Context.reloadable to true, restart Tomcat, and see if that
works for you.
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> >> I just checked the web.xml file in $CATALINA_HOME/conf/web.xml. It
> >>
there a standard API (works in most browsers to cause this?)
>
> I remember netscape had a javascript call to do form signing.
>
> Tony
>
>
> Sean Dockery wrote:
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> > With regard to providing a certificate to the web site, but not
> > authenticating per
Can you find the admin.xml and manager.xml files in your webapps folder?
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Cc: "'Tomcat Users List'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 14, 2003 15:52
Subject: RE: how to creat a dev
Yes. server.xml is case sensitive. All XML documents are case sensitive.
Tomcat may not have reported parsing errors because it isn't an XML
validator and your server.xml is well-formed. Tomcat constructed its XML
DOM and simply looked for the nodes "name" and "value" under parameter.
That ther
I could not see an easy way to determine if you were authenticated, however,
using the struts tag libraries. The request tag library in the commons
project does provide a means for creating a request bean, which you could
then logic:test "remoteUser" against "", but that's not exactly obvious when
Redirecting all 400 errors to your index page is a questionable practice
because not all 400 (SC_BAD_REQUEST) errors are "Invalid direct reference
..." errors. I wish that there was a legitimate configuration change to
enable you to bookmark a login.jsp page--such as a j_success_url parameter
whic
The mapping for the Invoker servlet is disabled in the standard Tomcat
release. It is disabled by default and I suggest that you leave it that
way. It is a convenience that could lead to security problems.
Is it currently enabled? (That is, it is supposed to be encodes in XML
comment delimiters
/HelloWorld?
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Up until recently, I followed the process you described because it was a
"sure thing" as far as getting the right JSP pages and classes to load into
Tomcat at run-time.
Since then, Craig M. recommended the approach set out in the Tomcat
application developers guide. I've been following that proce
No. That is incorrect. session.getAttribute("REMOTE_USER") will most
certainly not work.
The HTTP protocol has no concept of sessions; sessions are a hack built on
top of HTTP for the convenience of application developers. HTTP supports
restricting access to server resources through authenticat
Your problem is a deployment problem--not a development problem. Therefore,
you should only touch files associated with the process of deployment.
Use the Environment declaration in server.xml to define variables which are
specific to a given deployment.
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Hi, Sven.
Down below...
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Subject: Re: AW: modified jsp-files and jasper2
> > It can take up to 15 seconds (default) for Tomcat to poll for changes to
> > class files
by default.
I am uncertain whether or not JSP files are included in this particular
check or if there is another layer elsewhere. But a good guideline is to
wait for at least 60 seconds before testing newly uploaded JSP files.
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What happens when you move your form-login-page outside of the /admin/
folder?
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I do not believe that caching the resulting pages will help you.
If your form submission code returns errors, forward control back to the
input page and automatically repopulate all of the form fields in
anticipation of a user retrying (after fixing errors with the form).
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Subject: Re: Taglibs are not interpreted with Tomcat 4.1.18
> On Wed, 12 Feb 2003 13:13:09
> Sean Dockery wrote:
> >Uh, no. tagclass is not defined anywhere in your original message. You
> >omitted it.
> >
cal JSP page can be moved or
replaced with a different one in an alternate location without having to go
through the web application and change every resources that links to it.
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Why would restarting Tomcat help your applets? How do your applets
communicate with SQL Server?
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Sent: Wednesday, February 12, 2003 12:26
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> Every Monday morning I get the fol
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> On Wed, 12 Feb 2003 11:53:40
> Sean Dockery wrote:
> >What about your tag-class definition?
>
> THe tld descriptors are located in /WEB-INF (see prev. message
What about your tag-class definition?
What version J2SDK are you running?
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Subject: Taglibs are not interpreted with Tomcat 4.1.18
>
> After changing from
First possibility: Is your web browser accepting cookies from this web
site? If not and you are relying on URL rewriting, your session chain will
be broken when you visit a page where URL rewriting isn't in effect, such as
a static HTML page.
Second possibility: Perhaps your session timeout is
You might be able to accomplish this using a Tomcat Valve (by looking for a
404 response code).
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Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 08:19
Subject: R
Other site that deserve mention include...
site:jakarta.apache.org
site:www.onjava.com
site:www.javaworld.com
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Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 16:27
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Subject: Re: How to configure Tomcat to follow symbolic links.
> Sean Dockery wrote:
> > Maybe try Resource.docBase="" to see what that does...
nd thing I am trying to do is logout the user (once they come in
with
> their cert). Doing a session.invalidate() does not cause the browser to
> reprompt the user for their certificate information upon rehitting the
site-was
> wondering how to do that as well.
>
> Tony
>
>
>
ve read, http://jakarta.apache.org/site/mail.html and shouldnt be
> having these sorts of problems. If they didnt take the time to read it,
> tough.
>
>
> On Tue, 2003-02-11 at 13:25, Sean Dockery wrote:
> > I'll think about it. :-)
> >
> > - Original
www.inqbyte.com is not in your hosts file, so your machine looks to your DNS
server to resolve to it to an IP. If you put www.ipqbyte.com in your hosts
file, it should work as you expect.
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Let me see if I understand what problem you are experiencing...
By not having role-names, CLIENT-CERT authentication is not being enforced?
Is that what you mean?
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ost within the same Engine
definition. Then make changes to the copy. Your Host definition is far
more sparse than mine.
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Do I hear a volunteer? ;-)
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> Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2
to what it might be.
Does anyone know what characteristics Tomcat 3.2 (what Peter is using) has
versus 4.1 (what I'm using) with respect to serving errors documents or
.html documents? (relevant spec change? webapp DTD version? invoker
servlet problem perhaps?)
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Just a quick question...
Did you actually put an HTML document named missing.html in the root folder
of your context?
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From
You can bind your resources in in server.xml, but
you must to the global resource in each where you
want the resource to be accessible.
PS: JNDI is read-only to web applications because of catalina.policy. You
can always change the permissions. :-)
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From: "Karl M
Yes.
...
404
/errors/notfound.html
...
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HttpServletRequest.getRealPath("/") should get the document root of your web
application.
HttpServletRequest.getContextPath() should get the path (name) on which the
context is mounted.
ServletContext.getServletContextName() should get the description (name) of
the application.
Se
Don't you mean...
grant codeBase "file:${catalina.home}/webapps/my_app/WEB-INF/-" {
permission java.io.FilePermission "${catalina.home}/webapps/my_app/-",
"read,write,delete";
};
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spath is
constructed...
...This will automatically include any JAR files that you have placed in
${web.home}/WEB-INF/lib (and which are subsequently copied to
${build.home}/WEB-INF/lib) into the classpath for you.
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character set. That is from memory... Can anyone confirm this?
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anted here...
*/
...
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I am surprised that there isn't a FAQ that is circulated periodically--such
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.0.0.1omega
For each Host.name attribute in your server.xml, set it to a machine name.
Like this...
...
...
...
Then you should be able to access your local machine using different names
like this...
http://alpha:8080/
http://gamma:8080/
http://omega:8080/
G
Tomcat through the standalone
port versus accessing Tomcat through IIS. That might give you more
information that you have now. :-)
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The only way that it could be done is to provide a custom realm to this
yourself.
Can you not just put the roles into LDAP?
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You could try using sudo. It allows users to execute certain programs as if
they were the superuser.
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Subject: Error - tomcat-users.xml.new permission denied -
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The only trivial way that I can think of would be to put a filter on all
requests.
What are you going to use that information for? Maybe there is another way
to accomplish what you're trying to do.
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Further to this, is there a firewall between you and your database? I
believe that you mentioned that your connection timeout for your database
was set to INT_MAX. That would not prevent the firewall from timing out
your connection and cutting the cord.
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Either your database connection is timing out or else you are trying to use
a ResultSet obtained from a Statement which, in turn, was obtained from a
Connection which you have closed yourself.
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Where have you defined the user and password that you believe you should be
a valid user? What is the role constraint that you have defined on the web
resource? Is the user in question set up for that role?
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Hello again, Steve.
I concur with Michael's recommendation that you should hone your Java
programming skills before you tackle JSP.
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Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 17:01
Subject: Re: Need help w. another jsp!
SUCCESS gentleme
f can
have a look to see what the problem might be. Do not post the file as an
attachment as it may cause problems for some email programs; copy some or
all of the content of the calendar.jsp file and paste it into your message
instead.
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How to configure Tomcat to follow symbolic links.
> Hey, now. The full path does work. Good one. :-)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike Johnson
>
> On Sun, 2003-02-09 at 13:47, Sean Dockery wrote:
> > Not sure why that would be happening. The documentation for Resources
> > s
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Java SecurityManager are
configured in the $CATALINA_HOME/conf/catalina.policy file. This file
completely replaces the java.policy file present in your JDK system
directories."
Maybe it can give you some clues as to what you need to do.
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does not exist?
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No. Tomcat will automatically compile JSP files to servlets for you, but
not .java source files.
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omatically being unpacked? What error did you see?
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Remember that your classpath in your environment which is used by the java
compiler when you issue a compile command from the command line is not the
same classpath that Tomcat uses when it is running.
Move the JAR into $CATALINA_HOME/common/lib. I don't believe that Tomcat
supports loading JAR f
(by confirming that all of
your JSP files are legal). When you are casually building a web
application, pre-compiling JSP files unnecessary complicates the process.
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I would suspect it is because you are running Apache on port 80 and not
Tomcat. You will need to set up a mod_jk (or mod_jk2) connector to have
Apache forward specific URL requests to Tomcat.
Why are you putting a HelloServlet inside the admin application anyway?
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this...
and from there... I'm not sure. (I've never done this before--I'm just
trying to figure it out based on what I've read and materials that can be
found on the Jakarta web site.)
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Did you declare the Realm after your Resource or before it?
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What do you mean when you say, "Tomcat creates an error report?" What
exactly do you see?
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> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to avoid error reports?
>
> I have an application, where in some cases it is ap
In your web application's , you need a to specify
that the global resource is accessible in a given context. Look at the
example at the bottom of the page at...
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/config/context.html#Resource
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Here was the real message that should have been posted. The SMTP script
that I included in my previous post apparently interacted with the gmane
SMTP server (their NNTP service relayed my message to tomcat-user).
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Oh, that's interesting. It seems that my inline SMTP script reacted with
the gmane SMTP server.
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> I'm running out of ideas. Maybe th
I'm running out of ideas. Maybe the problem is with the SMTP connection...
Put the following in a text file named commands.txt (without the
tags)...
HELO www.corridortechnology.com
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RCPT TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
RCPT TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
DATA
Subject: Re: SendMailServlet
t, what value does it say it is using for
$CATALINA_TEMP? Try using that directory (instead of /tmp) for your file
upload.
Also, defaultFileRenamePolicy was initialized to be new
DefaultFileRenamePolicy(), right?
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No. The content of "name" is the parameter name--not the name of your SMTP
server. The content of "value" is the value of the parameter--that is, your
SMTP server's name.
Try this instead...
mail.smtp.host
mail.ctg.com
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Try setAttribute and getAttribute...
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> Can someone tell me please just what the current methods are supposed to
be for the deprecated "getValue()" and "setValue()" and there's some other
method dealing
Yes, that is correct. To have a Realm apply only to a context, it must
declared inside the context tags. So...
becomes
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"Geoff P
Did you restart Tomcat?
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> It didn't seem to do the trick. This is gettin a little frustrating. I
> wouldn't mind as the others are working but this is what I am looking
to "see"
other
> servlets within the webapp, but today I think that access is limited.
>
> So, if you are in ServletA and want the URL to ServeltB, there's no
obvious
> way find that information.
>
> Regards,
>
> Will Hartung
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>
>
Where is the database running? On another machine? Is there a firewall
between you and the database?
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HttpServlet.getServletName() would seem like the logical choice.
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